So as and when it gets to your device, make sure to check out the cool new tech feature and have your own personal translator in pocket the next time you see a distant friend. Google will start rolling out the Transcribe feature starting March 17. A Google spokesperson clears this confusion, saying that part of the app “wasn’t well suited to listen to a longer translated discussion at a conference, a classroom lecture or a video of a lecture, a story from a grandparent, etc,” as per a report by The Verge. We squashed some bugs and made some performance improvements to our transcription. Live Transcribe claims to be able to meticulously record every word spoken in a. Live Transcribe helps you instantly understand conversations around you. The feature is very similar to the ‘Voice’ function on the Google Translate app that essentially does the same thing, translate spoken words to text in the preferred language. Google released a limited beta version of a must-download app for lawyers, journalists, and students on Tuesday. You can pause or restart transcription by tapping on the mic icon. Step 4: Paste the URL of the Google Meet Session. Tap on the Transcribe icon from the home screen and select the source and target languages from the language dropdown at the top. Note that the Live Transcribe function cannot be used with pre-recorded audios. Step 3: Go to your Notta Dashboard and click ‘Join Live Meeting’. They can then tap on the Transcribe option on the Google Translate’s home screen.
Google live transcribe update#
To use it, users can simply download the Google Translate app from the Play Store on their Android devices, or update the app if they have it already. The feature will be available with the latest update of the app. Users can use the feature to get a live transcription of whatever the other person is saying in the language of their own preference.Īs of now, the new live transcription feature supports eight different languages including Hindi, English, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Thai. Google rolled out an update for older Pixel devices to support the live transcribe feature in the Google Recorder app, and much to our surprise, it even works on non-Pixel devices. The new live transcription feature will allow Google Translate users to communicate with those not sharing the same language as theirs.
Joining this growing list is Google Translate app for Android, that will now be able to give users a transcription of a foreign language in realtime.
Google has been rolling out major updates for its apps lately.
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